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18”inrespecttotruelove；”saysplutarch；”theenhavenothingtosaytoit”inhistreatiseoflove；p600hespokein
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thestyleofhistiseexenophoninthedialogueintitledhiero
19atathensthereagistrateen
20rolusinstitutedthistribunal；asappearsfroionysiushalicaassus；ii；p96
21seeinlivy；xxxix；theusethatadeofthistribunalatthetiofthenspiraeofnspirabliesinoralsofenandyoungpeoplehed
22itappearsfroionysiushaliineinnjunentsofnnersbetportant；andthoseoresgraviores；resleviores
23judioribusquodanteaquidenantiquislegibuspositurat；nonauterequentabaturpenitusabolitoleg11dderepud
24judiciaextraordinaria
25ite；”saidhe；”thatsettledrriagesshouldbedisturbedbythepresutionofstrangers”
26sextusquintusordained；thatifahusbanddidnoteandkehisplainttohifhisy；heshouldbeputtodeathseeleti；lifeofsextusv
27nisinvenissentinnuiri
28nesishipatruusoro
29thepapianlaenptfrohistutelage
30thistutelageanscalledndeburdiu
31upontheirbringingbeforehiyoungnarriedaanhehadbeforeer”dio；liv16thesenatehavingdesiredhiogivetheoregulationsinrespeorals；heevadedtheirpetitionbytellingthehattheyshouldhoohishinkaveryindiscreetquestion
32tacitus；annals；iii24
33thislaentioningthepenaltyitissupposedit；ffdequst
34tacitus；annals；iv19
35ibid；ii50
36dec4；iv
37rseillese；hereitoney；andfiveinclothes；asstraboobserves；iv
38fragntofnilausdascenus；takenfrotobusinthellectionofnstantineporphyrogenitus
39heevenpertstheohavearefrequentinterviehoneanother
40edifyingletters；llxiv
41voyagetoguinea；partthesend；p165；ofthekingdofangola；onthegoldenast
bookviiioftherruptionoftheprinents
1generalideaofthisbooktherruptionofthisgoventgenerallybeginshthatoftheprinciples
2oftherruptionoftheprinooandhithenthepeople；inselves；todebateforthesenate；toexeagistrate；andtodecideforthejudges
agistrates；orerespeastersthisliandbeasfatiguingasthatofobedienceue
ides；”beypovertyers；knooreliabletobehurtbythehanhartherepublietheaking；iaintains：iaolongerafraidoflosing：butihopetoacquire”
thepeoplefallintothissfortuheynfide；desirousofnonlyofthegrandeurofthestate；toncealtheiroheyincessantlyflattertheirs
therruptionongtherruptors；andlikeongthoseoneyangtheelves；and；havingaddedtheadnistrationofaffairstotheirindolence；usentsofluxurybutands
ustnotbesurprisedtoseetheirsuffragesgivenfoeyitisiossibletokegreatlargessestothepeoplepassthis；thestatestbesubvertedthegreatertheadvantagestheyseeoderivefroheirliberty；thenearertheyapproaentoflosingitpettytyrantsariseallreinsoflibertysoonbeeinsupportable；asingletyrantstartsup；andthepeoplearestrippedofeverything；evenoftheprofitsoftheirrruption
deeequality；pletedbynquest
trueitisthatthoseetyrants
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thisilitaryartbesidestherereignedanilacablehatredinthebreastsofthegreeksagainstthoseent；andforthisreasonanarchydegeneratedintoannihilation；insteadofbeingchangedintotyranny
butsyraberofpettystates；enthadbeenentionedinhistory；underiseriesasarethensequenorethanordinaryrruptionthisnseltitudeofpeople；；orofactingthetyranttheelves
3ofthespiritofextreequalityasdistantasheavenisfroarth；soisthetruespiritofequalityfrohatofextreequalitytheforrdoesnotilythateverybodyshouldnd；orthatnooneshouldbended；butthatndourequalsitendeavoursnottoshakeofftheauthorityofaster；butthatitsstersshouldbenonebutitsequals
inthestateofnature；indeed；allnareboequal；buttheyakestheoseit；andtheyreveritonlybytheprotectionofthelaws
sueareequalonlyasagistrates；assenators；asjudges；asfathers；ashusbands；orassters
thenaturalplaceofvirtueisneartoliberty；butitisnotnearertoexcessivelibertythantoservitude
4partipossibletontainthegistrates；theysoonbeiestothoseiesalsotothenstitutionthusitisrruptedtherepublifathens；4andthusthedefeatoftheatheniansruinedtherepublifsyracuse5
rseillesneverexperienloograndeur；thisotheprudentnductofthatrepublic；haliples
5oftherruptionoftheprincipleofaristocracyaristocracyisrruptedifthepoesarbitrary：hisisthecase；therecannolongerbeanyvirtueeitherinthegoveorsorthegoveed
ifthereigningfaliesobservethelaonarostallthesenarchsaretieddo；itisadespoticstatesanydespoticprinces
inthelattercase；therepublisistsonlyinthenoblesthebodygoveingistherepublic；andthebodygoveedisthedespoticstate；stostheterogeneousbodiesintheworld
theextretyofrruptioniseshereditary；6forthentheycanhardlyhaveanyderationiftheyareonlyafeber；theirpouchthatpoinishing；uptotheverydespoticprincehexcessofpoweranddanger
thegreatnuer；therefore；ofnoblesinanhereditaryaristoentlessviolent：butasthereislessvirtue；theyfallintoaspiritofsupinenessandnegligence；byhestatelosesallitsstrengthandactivity7
anaristoand：andifthegoventbeinsuethingtodread；abroad
asasthegloryandstabilityofnarusthavesothingtoapprehend8afearofthepersianssupportedthelaeed；andstrengthenedbyeaore；likestagnateders；theytorruption
6oftherruptionoftheprinonaronarchiesarerruptedercasetheltitudeusurpthepohelatteritisusurpedbyasingleperson
”thedestruediatelybytheelves”9theostallnarchies
narployntstobestoarbitrarilyuponothers；andent
again；itisdestroyedself；callsthestatetohiscapital；thecapitaltohisurt；andtheurttohisownperson
itisdestroyed；infine；istakeshisauthority；hissituationandtheloveofhispeople；andonarselfseselfindanger
7thesasubjeonarchyisrruptedarksofthefirstservitude；enaredeprivedofpublicrespect；andrenderedthelooolsofarbitrarypower
itisstillrerruptedenareetiy10andhdignities
itisrruptedaneerors；adusasheadonhisbreast；11andesthatnacingandterribleairdusorderedtobegiven
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tohisstatues12
again；itisrruptedeanandabjeagihatthetivetobeentirelydevotedtotheirprinceexetstherolldutytotheiruntry
butifitbetrueandindeedtheexperiennse；hissecuritydinishes；istherruptingofthispoethanthatofhightreasonagainsttheprince
8dangeroftherruptionoftheprinonarentthedangerisnotonederatetoanotherderategovent；asfrorepublionaranaroderatetoadespotient
stoftheeuropeannationsarestillgoveedbytheprinoralitybutiffrolongabuseofpooralsnorcliteannatureetiatleast；eveninthisbeautifulpartoftheothei